Philadelphia police are seeking information about a fatal hit-and-run that killed a woman on W. Hunting Park Ave. A video of the suspect vehicle has been released.

Lancaster City Restaurant Week celebrates its 10th anniversary, offering culinary specials from over 40 eateries to attract local and visiting diners.

Governor Shapiro announced a $75 million grant for Pennsylvania schools to improve environmental conditions, highlighting his commitment to eliminating health hazards in educational facilities.

Philadelphia Police seek help locating Tahajah Mincey, 15, last seen September 5 on E Garfield St. No clothing description given. Call 215-686-3353 with info.

Funeral arrangements for brothers Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau, killed in a cycling accident, have been finalized. A joint service is on Monday in Pennsylvania, open for public attendance and livestreaming.

Philadelphia experiences an overcast day with a high of 79 degrees and a gentle breeze, per the NWS. Rain is likely Saturday, but clear skies expected for Sunday and the beginning of the week.

A student at Camp Hill Middle School brought an unloaded airsoft weapon to school, leading to a police investigation and swift action by staff to secure safety. No injuries occurred, and the situation is under further review.

Philadelphia officials investigate a suspected arson after an early morning garage fire displaces residents in the Holmesburg neighborhood. No injuries reported.

Philadelphia's Water Department issued new water, sewer, and stormwater rates on September 1, guided by the Rate Board after public hearings and input.

Secretary Rick Siger announces $36 million in Neighborhood Assistance Program awards to help low-income residents in Pennsylvania, with future plans to double funding to $72 million.

Philadelphia Police seek tips on two males involved in a Walnut Street vandalism incident on August 22, 2024, with a surveillance video and suspect descriptions provided.

Lebanon Cemetery in York County has been vandalized again, damaging gravestones. Treasurer and a volunteer express dismay and discuss the impact and challenges of preserving the historical site.

Six individuals stole $42,000 worth of seafood from a parked tractor-trailer in South Philadelphia, marking a continuation of local cargo theft incidents.